Yes, I know that I'm getting a little lazy utilizing Instagram reposts and calling them blog posts, but sometimes if you want to provide content, you've got to double-up. When this book review came out this week, I couldn't believe my eyes. I have since tracked down Sue and thanked her very much for this…
Continue reading ➞ The Greatest Book Review In The History of Mankind
For those of you who prefer to watch instead of read, I present one of my latest videos on strength. If you like these, I'd urge you to check out my Instagram page at http://Instagram.com/paddictrecovery There's plenty of other great stuff on their, too. For those of you who miss the personality-based posts I'd put…
Continue reading ➞ Asking For Help is a Sign of Strength, Not Weakness
I kind of checked out on pop culture a while ago. My kids probably kept me relevant a little past my shelf life, but earlier today I found myself defending Britney Spears and Khloe Kardashian to a person who equates fame and fortune with somehow negating the DNA the rest of us carry around. Both…
Continue reading ➞ Khloe Kardashian & Britney Spears: Why Do We Judge the Famous?
By Dr. Eddie Capparucci, Ph.D., LPC, C-CSAS What will be your legacy as a father? Would your children say if someone asked if you were a good dad? Would that person hear how you take time to play catch in the backyard, attend dance recitals, serve as a Boy Scout leader, make the world’s best…
Continue reading ➞ Guest Entry: Is Your Legacy as a Father at Potential Risk?
A couple of days ago, a friend who has written books about her addiction approached me about a project. I won't share details about her here because it could make her identifiable and I don't want to do that. This isn't about her. She is involved in creating a book that would feature addicts of…
Continue reading ➞ Hey Former Addicts, We Have the Same Disease: Addiction
